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What steps would you need to take in order to appear successfully prepared for a phone interview? (Explain in detail)

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Included in this solution is a detailed explanation of how to prepare for a phone interview in order to increase one's chances of moving on to the next step of the interview process. The solution is approximately 227 words in length.

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When selected for a phone interview, one would carefully prepare just as they would for a regular interview. The first step would be to research the position and company in order to be prepared to discuss the company and your role if you were to be hired. Prior to the call, one should confirm all the details making sure you know ...

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